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Accu-Chek® FastClix Lancets are sterile, 30 gauge drum lancets designed for the Accu-Chek FastClix lancing device. This page helps you compare pack sizes, confirm compatibility, and see Canadian pricing. Your order ships from Canada with US delivery, which can help when paying cash without insurance.
At CanadianInsulin, orders are filled by licensed Canadian pharmacies after we confirm a valid prescription with your clinic.
What Accu-Chek® Is and How It Works
Accu-Chek FastClix lancets come in compact lancet drums. Each drum holds six individual lancets that load inside the FastClix lancing device. After each fingerstick, you advance to a fresh lancet with a single click. This design reduces handling and helps limit accidental needle sticks. The lancets are 30 gauge for a fine puncture and are intended for single use.
FastClix lancets are compatible only with the Accu-Chek FastClix lancing device. They do not fit Softclix or other lancing devices. If you are new to fingerstick testing, review this brief overview of how a lancing device works in our What Is A Lancing Device article. If you previously used the discontinued Multiclix system, see background in Accu Chek Multiclix.
These drum lancets support everyday blood glucose testing at home, work, or while traveling. They are often called drum lancets, lancet drums, or the Accu-Chek lancet drum. The one-click advance helps simplify your routine and keeps used needles contained.
Who Accu-Chek® Is For
FastClix lancets are for adults and children who perform capillary blood glucose testing and use a compatible Accu-Chek FastClix lancing device. They are suitable for routine fingertip sampling as directed by your clinician or diabetes educator.
Do not use FastClix lancets with other devices. Do not share a lancing device or lancets with another person. People with bleeding disorders or those on anticoagulants should consult a clinician before lancing.
Dosage and Usage
Use a fresh lancet for every blood glucose check. Insert a new lancet drum into the Accu-Chek FastClix lancing device as shown in the device instructions. Each drum contains six sterile lancets. After each test, advance the device to the next lancet until all six are used, then replace the drum.
Set lancing depth on the device according to your skin type and training. Follow the device manual for finger preparation and site rotation. For more device options, browse our category of Diabetic Lancing Devices.
Strengths and Forms
Common presentations include:
- 30 gauge sterile lancets in preloaded drums
- Each drum contains six lancets
- Accu-Chek FastClix lancets 102 count pack
- Accu-Chek FastClix lancets 204 count pack
Availability may vary by pack size. The 102 count option fits many daily testing needs; 204 count suits higher-frequency testing or convenient stocking.
Missed Dose and Timing
There is no dosing schedule for lancets, but use a fresh lancet for each fingerstick. If you forget to advance to a new lancet, advance before your next check. If a drum runs out, replace it before testing again. Carry a spare drum to avoid interruptions.
Storage and Travel Basics
Store lancet drums at room temperature in a cool, dry place. Keep them in the original packaging until you load a drum. Do not expose to excessive heat, moisture, or direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
When traveling, pack extra lancet drums with your meter and test strips. Keep supplies in your carry-on if flying. Use a small, closable sharps container for used drums. Keep your device and supplies together to prevent loss.
Benefits
- One-click advance selects a fresh lancet without touching needles
- Contained design helps reduce accidental needle sticks
- 30 gauge lancets designed for a fine, consistent puncture
- Preloaded lancet drums simplify changes between tests
- Two convenient pack sizes: 102 count and 204 count
- Compatible with the Accu-Chek FastClix lancing device you already use
Fast, consistent lancing helps make routine checks more manageable. Pair these lancets with your meter and matched test strips, such as Contour Next Test Strips, for a complete daily testing setup.
Side Effects and Safety
- Brief pain at the puncture site
- Mild redness or bruising
- Small amount of bleeding
- Skin irritation if the site is not clean or if depth is set too high
Serious problems are uncommon. Infection can occur if skin is not cleaned, if lancets are reused, or if devices are shared. People with poor circulation or neuropathy should discuss site selection with a clinician. If bleeding does not stop, seek medical advice.
Drug Interactions and Cautions
Lancets do not have drug interactions. However, individuals on anticoagulants, antiplatelets, or with bleeding disorders may bleed longer. Use proper handwashing and site preparation. Never share your lancing device. Treat used lancets and drums as sharps; follow your local disposal rules.
What to Expect Over Time
With proper technique and device settings, most users experience steady, reliable sampling. Each drum supports six tests. A 102 count pack supports up to 102 fingertip checks; a 204 count pack supports up to 204 checks. Your experience depends on how often you test and the lancing depth chosen. For meter choices and tips, see Glucose Monitors And Meters.
Compare With Alternatives
If you use a different lancing device, consider compatible options:
- Accu Chek® Softclix for Accu-Chek Softclix devices
- Microlet Lancets for Microlet lancing devices
Choose lancets that match your device to ensure proper fit and performance.
Pricing and Access
CanadianInsulin lists current Accu-Chek FastClix lancets price options with Canadian pricing and US shipping. You can buy Accu-Chek FastClix lancets, compare the 102 count and 204 count, and order Accu-Chek FastClix lancets online from Canada for delivery to the US. Many customers look for Accu-Chek FastClix lancet drum refills, drum lancets, or lancet drums at a cash price. Self pay and budget-focused shoppers can review our pricing page to find an option that fits their routine. Encrypted checkout helps protect your information.
Availability and Substitutions
Supply can vary by pack size. If the 102 count or 204 count is unavailable, your clinician or diabetes educator may suggest a compatible alternative based on your lancing device. The older Multiclix system is discontinued; the FastClix lancing device and lancets are the current Accu-Chek platform.
Patient Suitability and Cost Saving Tips
FastClix lancets suit users who prefer minimal handling and a contained lancet design. They are not suitable for people who do not own a compatible FastClix lancing device. Choose a pack size that matches how often you test. A multi-month supply can reduce reordering. Set refill reminders so you do not run out. Consider ordering test strips and lancets together to streamline your routine.
Questions to Ask Your Clinician
- Which lancing depth should I start with for my skin type?
- Can I use alternate sites with my meter and device?
- How often should I test and rotate sites?
- What should I do if I bleed longer than expected?
- Which pack size best matches my testing frequency?
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Do FastClix lancets fit the Softclix device?
No. Accu-Chek FastClix lancets fit only the Accu-Chek FastClix lancing device. Use Softclix lancets only with Softclix devices.
How many lancets are in each FastClix drum?
Each drum contains six sterile lancets. Replace the drum after all six have been used.
What gauge are Accu-Chek FastClix Lancets?
They are 30 gauge lancets designed for a fine, consistent puncture.
How often should I change a lancet?
Use a fresh lancet for every test. Do not reuse lancets. Advance the drum after each check.
Can I use alternative sites with FastClix?
Follow your meter and device instructions and your clinician’s guidance. Not all meters support alternate site testing.
How do I dispose of used lancet drums?
Place used drums in a puncture-resistant sharps container. Follow local or state rules for sharps disposal.
Do I need a prescription to buy FastClix lancets?
Lancets are generally sold over the counter. At CanadianInsulin, prescriptions are verified with your clinic when required.
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